Bracco and Limula, two member companies of the Alliance Association, have secured Innosuisse funding for a joint project with the University of Fribourg: OnePot. This project will improve the production of personalized cell and gene therapies thanks to the complementary nature of two innovative technologies.
Over the years, HEIA-FR's iRAP has developed extensive expertise and an infrastructure dedicated to ceramic injection molding (CIM), a cutting-edge technique with multiple applications.
The presence of trees in urban environments is of great importance, helping to combat heat islands and promote the well-being of residents. But ensuring the health of urban trees is a long and costly process. Stéphane Krebs and HEPIA have taken up a major challenge: to create a system that can monitor a tree's state of health permanently and remotely.
Acquiring and processing the data needed to maintain underground water, gas and electricity networks is a costly and time-consuming process. Geneva's Industrial Services decided to call on HEIG-VD's Institut d'ingénierie du territoire to help them explore the impact that AI and new technologies could have on the acquisition and processing of cartographic data.
Over the last few years, the Swiss Data Science Center (SDSC) has decided to take part in Innosuisse-funded projects as an academic partner, with the coaching of Alliance.